Ogilvie Scholarship
Who can apply
- The scholarship goes to whichever applicant promises to contribute his or her talents to the culture of music on campus.
About the scholarship
The Ogilvie Scholarship is available to incoming, full-time freshman students at Thomas More College who demonstrate an ability to lead others in music. The purpose of the scholarship is to promote communal folk singing among the student body. Prospective students interested in the scholarship should write a brief essay, one or two pages, in which they present their qualifications for this scholarship. Relevant information includes previous musical training and experience leading others in song.
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Frequently asked questions
When is the deadline for the Ogilvie Scholarship?
The deadline is January 15, 2027. Thomas More College of Liberal Arts sets the exact cutoff time, which can be earlier than the end of the day, so check the provider's page before you apply.
How much is the Ogilvie Scholarship worth?
The Ogilvie Scholarship is worth $1,000.
Who can apply for the Ogilvie Scholarship?
The scholarship goes to whichever applicant promises to contribute his or her talents to the culture of music on campus. Every requirement is listed under “Who can apply” on this page, and Thomas More College of Liberal Arts decides who is eligible.
How do I apply for the Ogilvie Scholarship?
You apply on Thomas More College of Liberal Arts's site, under its rules. Create your profile and sign in, then select Apply now on this page to open the provider's application.
Who offers the Ogilvie Scholarship?
Thomas More College of Liberal Arts offers this scholarship. It reviews applications, chooses the winner and pays the award on its own terms. AspireOpen lists the scholarship so you can find it, but doesn't review applications for it.
Are these details up to date?
We last reviewed this listing on November 1, 2026. Details can change, so check the provider's page before you apply.
Where can I find similar scholarships?
Browse Arts scholarships.
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